CfLaT (Research Centre for Learning and Teaching) Research Teas are like seminars that are open to staff and students.
Developed by Pam Woolner and now taken over by Lucy Tiplady, contact her on lucy.tiplady@ncl.ac.uk for more information
The Teas take place regularly throughout each term, usually on a Wednesday afternoon, in the CfLaT Base, Room 2.50, King George VI Building. For details see: http://www.ncl.ac.uk/cflat/news/Teas.htm
The Research Teas aim to actively encourage dialogue with other researchers in the University and enable newer members of staff and students to informally present ideas and work in early stages, kick around outcomes and methods, and relate research to teaching.
They are well-attended by students, staff and external professionals. Students are also welcome (and do!) to lead a tea and talk about any aspect of their own research.
Research Centre for Learning and Teaching: research teas
Student Engagement, Research-Informed Teaching
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Education, Communication and Language Sciences
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Up to 25 students in a group
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